Visual Learner- Likes to see the big picture.
1. Sits in the front
2. Likes Color
3. Draws pictures.
4. Write directions
Kinesthetic- moves a lot, tends to talk a lot too.
1. Sits in the back
2. Likes to work in groups
3. Directions need to be in hand
4. Learns by doing
5. Like to use props
Auditory- Tends to talk in rhythmic patterns, has radar eyes and can be known as a cassette head.
1. Sits in the middle.
2. Needs things read in order
3. Says directions out loud
Structured- Everything needs to be precise and in order. (left brained)
1. Used models
2. How-to-books
3. Summaries
4. Outlines
Original- Likes to develop new ideas. (Right brained)
1. Brainstorms
2. Games
3. Designs
4. Hand-on learning
Analytical- Thinks more into everything than other learners. (Left brained)
1. Lecture
2. Note taking
3. Making plans.
4. Quiz bowl
1. Lecture
2. Note taking
3. Making plans.
4. Quiz bowl
Affective- A learner that gets everything done. (Right brained)
1. Creative writing
2. Humor
3. Music
4. Arts
1. Creative writing
2. Humor
3. Music
4. Arts
Kristen, I have enjoyed reading your blog. I love how you put it together.. But I think this little section caught my eye first (besides your video of course!). I like how you broke down the different characteristics of each learning style. This will help others determine what kind of learner they are without having to take the tests. Thank you for sharing! =)
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